Chambers's Elementary Science Readers
Chambers's Elementary Science Readers
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He only drinks. ' 4. 'But I have seen him eating sugar. ' 'No; I don't think you have. He has no teeth and no jaws. He can't biteanything. What he does is to wet the sugar with his mouth and melt it, and then suck it up. ' 5. 'Well, that is clever! I wonder how he found out how to do it. And Iknow something else that he is clever at. ' 6. 'What is it, Harry?' asked Dora.
'Something you can't do! He can walk on the ceiling. ' 'You can't do it either, ' said Dora.
'How does he hold on, mother? We... can see one up there now! He walksabout as if he were on the table. ' [Illustration: Enlarged view of Fly's Foot. ] 7. 'He has something like gum inside his feet, and, when he wants tostand or walk upside down, he presses this out, and it helps him tostick on. Here is another fly walking up the window-pane. ' 'I have often seen flies on the window-pane. ' 8. 'How wonderful it is! The glass, you see, is smooth and hard, and itstands straight up. We could not go up a hill like that, could we?' 9.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He only drinks. ' 4. 'But I have seen him eating sugar. ' 'No; I don't think you have. He has no teeth and no jaws. He can't biteanything. What he does is to wet the sugar with his mouth and melt it, and then suck it up. ' 5. 'Well, that is clever! I wonder how he found out how to do it. And Iknow something else that he is clever at. ' 6. 'What is it, Harry?' asked Dora.
'Something you can't do! He can walk on the ceiling. ' 'You can't do it either, ' said Dora.
'How does he hold on, mother? We... can see one up there now! He walksabout as if he were on the table. ' [Illustration: Enlarged view of Fly's Foot. ] 7. 'He has something like gum inside his feet, and, when he wants tostand or walk upside down, he presses this out, and it helps him tostick on. Here is another fly walking up the window-pane. ' 'I have often seen flies on the window-pane. ' 8. 'How wonderful it is! The glass, you see, is smooth and hard, and itstands straight up. We could not go up a hill like that, could we?' 9.
What to read after Chambers's Elementary Science Readers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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